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Robots are fun – pure and simple. Playing with them can be a blast, but we think designing and building something takes the cake. If robotics is one of your hobbies, you are probably aware of the patience required, the sense of pride and satisfaction when things are going well, the frustration when they aren’t and the fact that you love it enough to keep coming back for more.

If you are interested in pursuing a career in economics or finance, we probably don’t need to sell you on the idea that learning about economics is important – in your case, it is indispensable.

Whether your dream is to forge a career in competitive gaming or create the games themselves, if you love video games, chances are you have dreamed of working in the industry.

What is 3D Modeling and Printing?

3 Dimensional (3D) Printing, also called Additive Manufacturing, is a process where a printer can produce a final product based on a computer model or design. Unlike a regular printer that can only print in 2 dimensions, however, these printers can create actual objects, like a ball. There are a few different distinctions based on how the printer actually builds the object, but the overall additive process works by a 3D printer adding successive layers until the object matches the 3D model it was asked to print.

“Mend your speech a little, lest it should mar your fortunes.” William Shakespeare, King Lear.